bitlbee: update to 3.2.1

[jashank@…]

Bitlbee 3.2.1 is out, with a range of improvements over 3.0.5. From upstream:

Version 3.0.6:

• Updated MSN module to speak MSNP18:
  • Biggest change is that this brings MPOP support (you can sign in to one account from multiple locations).
  • Restored support for *sending* offline messages.
  • Some support for federated (i.e. Yahoo!) contacts. (Only messages might work, you won't see them online.)
• Twitter:
  • Work-around for stalls that are still happening sometimes.
  • Added "favourite" command.
  • "show_ids" enabled by default.
• Handle see-other-host Jabber messages which should fix support for MSN-XMPP.
• Misc. fixes and improvements.

Version 3.2:

• By far the most important change, a thorough update to the Twitter module:
  • Now using Twitter API 1.1,
  • which means it's now using JSON instead of XML,
  • which means access to the streaming API (Twitter only, other Twitter API services don't seem to have it). No more 60-second polls, #twitter looks even more like real IRC now!
  • Also, the streaming API means nice things like receiving DMs.
  • show_ids, already enabled by default for a while, now uses hexa-decimal numbers, which means a 256-entry backlog instead of just 100.
  • Added a mode=strict setting which requires everything to be a command. The "post" command should then be used to post a Tweet.
• Jabber module bugfix that fixes connection issues with at least Google Talk but reportedly some other servers (OpenFire?) as well.
• SSL modules improved a little bit. GnuTLS module now supports SNI and session caching. Shouldn't change much, but hopefully reduces latency and bandwidth usage a little bit.
• A bunch of other fixes/improvements here and there.

Version 3.2.1:

• Most important change: http_client updated to use HTTP/1.1, now required by Twitter.
• fill_by setting can now be used to fill a channel contacts *not* in a certain group/on a certain account/etc. See "help set fill_by"
• Added utf8_nicks setting which lets you use non-ASCII nicknames for your contacts. Might not work with all IRC clients, use at your own risk!
• Lots of bugfixes.

[mf2k (Frank Schima)]

Trac requires complete email addresses. Also, the category should not be typed into the Port field.

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Updated in r121431, though the build still fails with libotr 4 (#44135)